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Jamarra sparks Suns as teammate floors Oliver with bizarre face slap
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan makes his mark in the second half as tempers flare between Ben Long and Clayton Oliver in the fourth quarter. Source link
Marshall slams 'unacceptable' Tigers after horror second stanza
Benji Marshall said he could not recognise his Wests Tigers side after a humiliating second half saw Cronulla dominate at Shark Park, while there were also wins for Newcastle and Penrith on a bumper Sunday of NRL football. Source link
Government announces program to unlock land for oil infrastructure
The state government has announced the Accelerating Fuel Infrastructure Program, which it says is intended to ease fuel costs and protect against future price shocks. Source link
Aussies put Olympic heartbreak to bed with historic world title
Australia, despite not having a dedicated curling facility, has claimed a first ever world championship title, with Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt victorious in Switzerland overnight. Source link
Miami GP to start three hours early as storm fears grow
F1’s governing body announces the Miami Grand Prix will start three hours early, as fears grow about torrential rain. Source link
Glitter, vows and Dancing Queens: Trundle's ABBA Festival is back in full swing
For one day each year, the town of 335 people swaps tractors for tribute acts, grain trucks for glitter and everyday life for an all-out ABBA extravaganza. Source link
Toure scores again for Norwich in red hot preparation for World Cup
Mohamed Toure scores his 10th goal in just 12 matches for Norwich to keep him in red hot form ahead of the World Cup. Source link
After Little Baby's death, Canavan demands government stop 'running scared'
Nationals leader Matthew Canavan says after the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby, the government must “move on” from its defeat at the Voice referendum and re-engage on Indigenous policy debate. Source link
Trump reviews Iran peace proposal as speculation turns to strikes resuming — as it happened
The US president told reporters he was reviewing a new peace proposal from Iranian negotiators, but immediately cast doubt on whether it would be “acceptable”. Source link
Seeing Kakadu through the lens of Crocodile Dundee
Crew members recount filming scenes in some of Kakadu National Park’s most iconic locations, forty years on from Crocodile Dundee’s release. Source link